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Overshadowed by pandemic, war and economic concerns, the electric power transition has become a juggernaut in the U.S.
The growth of renewables in the U.S. electricity grid is poised for a huge leap.
December 06, 2022
Dennis Wamsted, Seth Feaster
Analysis
IEEFA update: The American wind-energy horse is out of the barn
The American wind-energy horse is out of the barn
June 08, 2018
David Schlissel
Analysis
IEEFA U.S.: Colorado’s newest coal plant, needing extensive repairs (again), was idle for a year
U.S.: Colorado’s newest coal plant, needing extensive repairs (again), was idle for a year
January 15, 2021
Seth Feaster
Analysis
IEEFA Update: Open Talk of Transition
Open Talk of Transition
August 18, 2017
Karl Cates
Analysis
Major Utilities Continue to Look to Government-Regulated Operations for Profits
Major Utilities Continue to Look to Government-Regulated Operations for Profits
November 17, 2014
Cathy Kunkel
Analysis
IEEFA op-ed: Reality of carbon capture not even close to proponents’ wishful thinking
Op-ed: Reality of carbon capture not even close to proponents’ wishful thinking
August 08, 2019
David Schlissel
Analysis
IEEFA update: Heartland U.S. utilities continue to move away from coal
Heartland U.S. utilities continue to move away from coal
June 08, 2018
Dennis Wamsted
Analysis
In Colorado, a Move to Municipalize the Electric Company
In Colorado, a Move to Municipalize the Electric Company
July 20, 2015
Leslie Glustrom
Analysis
IEEFA U.S.: A rough week for the American coal industry
A rough week for the American coal industry
December 07, 2018
Dennis Wamsted
Analysis
IEEFA U.S.: The federal government’s updated electricity-generation forecast seems already outdated
U.S.: The federal government’s updated electricity-generation forecast seems already outdated
January 25, 2019
Dennis Wamsted
Analysis

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